65 higher education institutions in Serbia received permission to organize online classes, according to data from the National Accreditation Body (NAT) of the Council for Higher Education. But what does this mean for the total number of faculties in Serbia
According to Dragan J. Vučićević, the blockade of GSP, i.e. public depots of city transport in Belgrade, was supposed to take place on the night between Sunday and Monday.
Two more faculties in Niš are introducing online classes on Monday. Now there are eight in total. Students in the blockade call for a boycott
Two weeks before the local elections in Zaječar, an all-day student protest will be held in that city. And the government is aware of the importance of the upcoming elections, because it has been sending heavyweights from the very top of the Serbian Progressive Party to the field for some time
On Friday from 15:19 to XNUMX:XNUMX in front of the building of the Government of Serbia and the General Staff, a protest "Let's defend the universities" will be held. Students warn of the dangers brought by the announced reforms and demand an immediate suspension of the process of passing the new law
While colleges vote on the beginning of online classes, students demand elections, and the government draws targets for "enemies". How does he choose them?
In his latest appearance on pro-government television, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić defended the suspects in the brutal attack on students in Novi Sad, calling them "heroes" and accusing the injured of being similar to Nazis from Nazi Germany.
Students blocked the Rectorate in Niš. They demand that the Novi Sad "political prisoners" who are still in custody be released
Three Faculties in Niš - Faculty of Law, Faculty of Economics and Faculty of Sports and Physical Education - have decided to move lectures to online platforms, but students say that this will not stop their protests. The demands, they say, are still not met, and the blockades of the faculty continue
A total of 130 million dinars was collected for the teachers and professors on strike, and more than 8.200 teachers and associates received solidarity aid, according to the data of the Alek Kavčić Foundation. How come we can't raise more
Members of the "Belgrade Union" announced that they were attacked on the stage in Subotica, where they held a concert as part of a large student protest.
The blockade of the University of Niš took on a new political dimension - the students asked President Vučić to prove the legitimacy of the government in the elections. In the letter, they tell him that free and fair elections are the only way to test the will of citizens and restore trust in institutions
According to announcements, classes at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences and the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade will return on May 19, but online and without an agreement with the students in the blockade. Is the battle for colleges moving to the front between students and professors
The progressive government is fighting hand and foot to win in two different places, because they would not dare to look at Aleksandar Vučić if they lose. On the other hand, the rest of Serbia is rooting for them to start from Zaječar and Kosjerić, so that they "go in order" across the country and thus see the backs of those who have been governing in every place, every street and every village for 13 years.
The students participating in the blockade, after sending a request for the calling of extraordinary parliamentary elections, are currently working on forming their electoral list. However, according to Petar Živković, a student at the Faculty of Law at the University of Belgrade, the names of the candidates will not be announced until the elections are officially announced.
In a statement signed by Rector Vladan Đokić, the University of Belgrade said that students are not the cause of the current crisis, but that a solution is possible only through dialogue and the joint effort of all actors of the academic community. Along with the call to preserve the continuity of education and enrollment of new generations, the question also arises - how do professors see the current situation and what are their expectations
The reaction of the students in the blockade after the police announcement stating that a box with drugs was found in the cistern of the toilet at the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade
Students gathered around the protest against the government shared a link to check the voter list and called on citizens to react if they see illogicalities.
After Novi Sad, Kragujevac, Niš, Belgrade and Novi Pazar, students gathered around the "Students in Blockade" initiative organized a protest in Loznica called "March on the Drina".
Student blockades of faculties last longer than five months, and online classes are being decided at some higher education institutions these days. In Kragujevac, the teaching-scientific councils are divided on this issue
"Students are not afraid! We will reveal all of you, and later you will regret it," wrote the students in the blockade, who claim that they are in one of the accommodations in Stuttgart, threatening the runners
More than six months have passed since the fall of the canopy of the railway station in Novi Sad, the faculties have been blocked for more than five months, the demands of the students have not been met, and the next one has come - the calling of extraordinary parliamentary elections. The question arises - why now?
The foreign media are also writing about the extraordinary elections in Serbia that are currently being demanded by students, stating that they are "the result of several months of anti-corruption demonstrations that have shaken the firm control that populist President Aleksandar Vučić has over power in this Balkan country."
Questions are being asked about who will be the candidates on the student electoral list if the elections are called
The university calls for a dialogue with the students, in order to fulfill their demands and create conditions for the continuation of the school year, the regular completion of which is seriously threatened.
The students in the blockade announced that they demand the calling of extraordinary parliamentary elections. What are the reactions?
There are no more students ahead and us behind them. Now we are all in the same situation: we drove the beast out into the open. We know how it goes
